u/LengthinessNo3587

Hi. I'm in my final year of a Bachelor's degree in Hydrology, and I'm planning to apply for a Master's in Europe with a scholarship. I'm really interested in switching to Environmental Policy or Climate change, but I'm worried that my background might be too different and that I'll be rejected because of it. Do you think this kind of switch is possible? And what advice would you give to someone in my position?

Hi everyone. I'm planning to apply for master's scholarships next year, but I'm a bit worried that my GPA (3.46) might be too low. I'm looking at programs like Erasmus, DAAD, and other scholarships in Europe. The thing is, almost everyone I talk to seems to have a GPA above 3.5, and it honestly makes me feel like I'm already behind. I also start overthinking the competition,like, there must be so many candidates with better profiles, more achievements, and more experience. Every time I think about it, I get really anxious and start doubting myself. Does anyone have advice or similar experiences? How do you deal with this kind of pressure?

Hi everyone. I'm planning to apply for master's scholarships next year, but I'm a bit worried that my GPA (3.46) might be too low. I'm looking at programs like Erasmus, DAAD, and other scholarships in Europe. The thing is, almost everyone I talk to seems to have a GPA above 3.5, and it honestly makes me feel like I'm already behind. I also start overthinking the competition,like, there must be so many candidates with better profiles, more achievements, and more experience. Every time I think about it, I get really anxious and start doubting myself. Does anyone have advice or similar experiences? How do you deal with this kind of pressure?